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When I click on the pointer on the horizontal axis and move it to 430 billion dollars, then press the Income adjustment button, the pointer returns to 470 billion dollars. According to the graph, when I people save more than they invest then the GDP

Development Associate 2nd Interview Questions
1. What interests you most about this position? What interests you least?
2. Tell us about your experience as a development professional what are some career highlights?
3. What do you look for in a supervisor

Ashley Dale
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Career Objectives
My objective is to work in a stimulating and challenging environment. I am self-motivated and able to
work both independently and as

FEEDBACK
WHAT IS FEEDBACK?
A return of information about a result or the returned
portion of a process.
A person's performance of a task, etc., commonly used as
a basis for improvement.
Feedback consists of a positive, negative, or neutral
rating, alon

Week 15 Homework
After reading Chapter 33, please answer the following questions:
#1. What is asset price inflation? Why does it matter?
Asset price inflation occurs when the prices of assets rise more than their real
value. It can indicate when the econo

Week 11 Homework
After reading Chapter 34 (Chapter 32 9th Edition), please answer the following
questions:
#1. What are the two ways government can finance a budget deficit?
Selling bonds, and increasing taxes
#2. If the structural budget deficit is $100

Week 6 Homework
#1. What expenditure category of production is largest for most countries? (5 points)
Consumption
#2. State whether the following actions will increase, decrease, or not affect GDP: (3 points
each)
A. An individual sells his house on his o

Principles of Macroeconomics
Week 1 Homework
(4 points each)
1.
Which of the following is the best example of a positive question?
a.
b.
c.
d.
2.
How should the government deal with the next recession?
Should the government reduce inflation?
How are price

Chapter 1: Introduction
Class focuses on Positive Analysis of
economic issues
Positive analysis: a dispassionate
explanation of what will be the outcome of
a policy choice.
Normative analysis: a discussion of what
we should do and is the realm of politics

QUESTION 1
(Figure 7.4) What could cause the movement from TC1 to TC2?
a decrease in the firm's fixed costs of production
economies of scale
a technological change that increases the productivity of inputs
an increase in input prices
QUESTION 2
1. Suppose

Figure6.3)WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUE?
I.
More output is produced at point A than at point B.
II. The ratio of the marginal product of labor to the
marginal product of capital is higher at point A than at
point B.
III. The MRTSLK is equal at point

1.
QUESTION 1
Stu owns an ice cream parlor that is usually closed during the winter
months. This winter, however, Stu is considering opening his business in
February instead of March. If Stu opens his store in February, he will earn
total revenue of $4,00

1. A situation where a Nash equilibrium is worse for all involved is described as:
an example of laissez faire.
an invisible hand.
Occums Razor.
prisoner's dilemma.
3 points
QUESTION 2
1. The entire industry structure between perfect competition and monop

MACROECONOMICS Advice

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I had problems with macroeconomics before and this documents help me a lot with my class, I did not have the opportunity to get the tutors but I think I will later this semster.

Course highlights:

I learn to looks and understand the finance statements such a balance sheet and income statement, also ECON has a lot of information that I can use for other classes.

Hours per week:

3-5 hours

Advice for students:

They should keep studying and find people or tutors that can help them, especially online classes that you have to teach yourself. Is hard but is not impossible, I suggest read a lot and try to think outside of the box.

Course Term:Fall 2016

Professor:J. Riquelme

Course Required?Yes

Course Tags:Great Intro to the SubjectMany Small AssignmentsMeetings Outside of Class